Anaconda News Ste And Sane But Various Anaconda
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Anaconda and scattered terms. The readable segments do not form a clear event, person, place, or date to summarize into a coherent news item.
A safe and sane Fourth of July celebration in Anaconda attracted around two thousand residents from Hatte and surrounding areas and thousands more from Butte and nearby towns. The parade featured Spanish War veterans, Grand Army veterans, Pocahontas and Red Men units, Maccabees, Moose, Copper City Commercial floats, and elaborate city decorations. The event included concerts, dancing, and a lively evening with fireworks, booths for snacks, and a reading of the Declaration of Independence by Lieutenant Governor Allen.
A July 4 celebration in Phillipsburg drew 1 500 spectators as 12 sprints and novelty races lit up the common. Notable events included two ball games against Anaconda's Ned Men. Philipsburg lost the opener 11 to 7 and dropped the second 17 to 16 after a marathon 16 inning stretch.
Urine problems and uric acid from weak kidneys cause headaches fatigue and nervous irritability. Dean’s Kidney Pills claim to strengthen kidneys remove uric poison and end kidney pain with testimonials from Mrs. Joseph Shakleton of Anaconda Montana confirming relief and long term improvement since 1909.
The Montana State Gaelic Football event drew 1,000 fans as Shamrocks beat Emmets 1 to 4 and Wolfe Tones tied Emeralds 0 to 0 in a windy, tense day of fast, wrangling contests. Referees Condon and Slavin sparked disputes, and Fitzpatrick and Lynch starred for the Emeralds and Wolfe Tones with key plays amid a delaying crowd.
City items list shops and services from Schlitz beer at the Office to rent pianos, trunks at Zollman’s, and a piano teacher Ruth Libby. Follows residents and visitors including F R Cautley, George Miller, Will Flote, Eugene Horrie, Elmer Hogan, and relatives in town. Includes real estate ads and a fence project at Washoe park with expected completion in a week.
Langford, a prominent Australian mining operator, travels from Anaconda to London to organize a vast Tasmanian properties venture. He tours the Washoe smelter and will stay in Butte for a day or two.
A local ad invites customers to bring in jewelry that may be out of style to be redesigned. It promises repairs of all kinds at the lowest prices for this class of work.
A survey party of six men led by Charles A Lemmon will depart Anaconda to map an extension of the Butte Anaconda Pacific railroad beyond Georgetown. Officials estimate near 1,000,000 tons of ore west of Anaconda could be profitably moved by rail rather than team hauling. The article also notes current theater offerings at the Reel theater, including The Life of the Caar and other features.
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